Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” made headlines again recently when, within one week after hitting disc on November 21st, it was completely sold out of 4K UHD copies. Universal is printing more, but even so such sales of physical media are unprecedented. That is until events of the past year have changed that perception somewhat. Multiple streaming […]

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“The streamers are denying us any access whatsoever to certain films, and I think people are responding with their natural reaction, which is ‘I’m going to buy it, and I’m going to watch it any time I want."

Yes, that’s certainly true for me, Mr Cameron, that’s why I’m currently curating my collection of your films in the best possible Blu-ray format. I’m not a big fan of your AI upscales, but I will purchase The Abyss because it’s better than my twenty-year-old DVD.

  • ᴇᴍᴘᴇʀᴏʀ 帝MAEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Yes, I had a conversation that touched on this in my local last night after the manager described the hassle of setting up his daughter’s Sky Glass - it’s reached the point where you are paying a subscription to not only watch and “own”/rent media but but to have the device to watch them on in your house. I assume it suits the kind of people who want zero clutter in their soulless Scandinavian style box of a house where everything is beige, including The kid’s clothes.